Meanings of vibrate so in English

Her wings vibrate so rapidly that they appear to be in repose.

Alas, that we should vibrate so obscurely to these harmonies of earth and heaven!

He was not unduly vain, but he was willing to believe that she would not vibrate so violently to every man's touch.

The New Yorker, September 7, 1940 P. 58 Things did not vibrate so when I was young; View Article

On the curb, before the car that vibrated so excitingly he had a happy thought.

My stomach churned, and my internal tuning fork-whichhad been vibrating so pleasantly-jarredme with uncomfortable sensations.

As the car slid into the next stall, the bass from the subwoofers vibrated so much, it shook the pavement.

Sometimes we would ride on airplanes or helicopters, both of which vibrated so much they made me sleepy despite the noise.

Before I could ask how the Indigenous went about sequestering trees, Pugwash's phone started vibrating so violently that it almost leapt from the table.

Again he advanced the spark and gasolene levers, and the comparatively frail craft vibrated so that it seemed as if she would fly apart.

"The tank will not vibrate so when I'm going at full speed," he explained to his father.

The forces that vibrated so strangely in the atmosphere of Mr. Skale were already playing about his own person, gathering him in like a garment.